On May 26th, according to The Business Inner StoryGoogle CEO Sandar Pichai (United States of America)Sundar PichaiIn an interview with the tech podcast Hard Fork, he said he'd be there next monthStanford UniversityHe gave a speech at the graduation ceremony and was aware that he might face the boob of the graduates. This yearAI The topic sparked public resistance from students at several graduation ceremonies。
Former Google CEO Eric Schmidt was booged when he spoke at the University of Arizona, and Big Machine Records CEO Scott Bocheta also suffered a rebound after he spoke about the impact of AI on music and the media at the Central Tennessee State University. The podcast host then asked Pichay what his "Hush-Hush Strategy" was。
PICHAI ADMITS TO THIS, AND THE CHALLENGE IS REAL — HIS COMPANY IS THE CORE DRIVER OF THE AI WAVE, AND MANY GRADUATES WHO ARE ABOUT TO ENTER THE WORLD OF WORK ARE WORRIED THAT THIS TECHNOLOGY WILL ERODE THEIR JOB OPPORTUNITIES。
HE SAID THAT HE "HAS ALWAYS HAD GREAT OPTIMISM FOR THE YOUNGER GENERATION" AND AI WOULD NOT CHANGE THAT, AND HE WOULD LIKE TO SHARE HIS PERSONAL EXPERIENCE IN HIS SPEECH. AT THE SAME TIME, HE POINTED OUT THAT THE GRADUATES "WILL BOTH CONTRIBUTE TO THE PROGRESS OF AI AND BEAR ITS IMPACT"。
Pitchai also admits that:THE PUBLIC'S CONCERN ABOUT AI IS "REASONABLE."“Humans have not evolved to the point where they can deal with such large-scale changes”, he believes that the scale of change in this round is unprecedented。
ACCORDING TO THE REPORT, ACCORDING TO PEW RESEARCH CENTER, ABOUT HALF OF AMERICANS FEEL THAT AI IS POPULAR IN THEIR DAILY LIVES." THIS YEAR, AT LEAST A DOZEN LARGE COMPANIES ATTRIBUTED SOME OF THE REDUCTIONS TO AI’S EFFICIENCY GAINS; THE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE AMONG CURRENT GRADUATES WAS FOUR YEARS HIGHER AT THE BEGINNING OF THE YEAR。